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[Mikthehun1]

extremely affluent areas where 'virtue signaling' is looked upon as a desirable social good. Break it down by household income, miles traveled per year, total cars owned by household, and political affiliation and I think you'll find it is HEAVILY skewed in one direction.

Get the fuck out of here with your politics bullshit. I'm sick to death of the fucking tribalism. Normal people have about as much to do with the political system as they do with their favorite sports franchise.

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[shogun32]

Get the fuck out of here with your politics bullshit.

huh? we're talking EV adoption rates. How are any of the factors I listed NOT major influencers in those metrics? Another recent study found that people who buy EV drive only half as many annual miles as people who buy ICE. Living in major metro areas normally comes with lousy parking, easy public transport be it bus/rail, and most trips limited to 20 miles or less.

 

[Bikeman315]

I think everyone’s had enough of Norway and this thread. Maybe it’s time to move on?

 

[Mikthehun1]

I think everyone’s had enough of Norway and this thread. Maybe it’s time to move on?

See you on the ice cream thread?

 

[WD Pro]

Do they do electric snowmobiles ... lol

WD

 

[Norm Peterson]

extremely affluent areas where 'virtue signaling' is looked upon as a desirable social good. Break it down by household income, miles traveled per year, total cars owned by household, and political affiliation and I think you'll find it is HEAVILY skewed in one direction.

I was trying to avoid going there.


Norm

 

[Bikeman315]

Do they do electric snowmobiles ... lol

WD

Like the direction you’re taking this in. Come on Mik, Greg, & Matt, join the party.

 

[Bikeman315]

I was trying to avoid going there.


Norm

Come on Norm, you can join in too.

 

[Gregs24]

extremely affluent areas where 'virtue signaling' is looked upon as a desirable social good. Break it down by household income, miles traveled per year, total cars owned by household, and political affiliation and I think you'll find it is HEAVILY skewed in one direction.

Wealthy people buy new cars - not really a shock. Has it ever been any different ?

 

[Gregs24]

Like the direction you’re taking this in. Come on Mik, Greg, & Matt, join the party.

Nice chopper !

 

[Bikeman315]

Wealthy people buy new cars - not really a shock. Has it ever been any different ?

 

[Gregs24]

Do they do electric snowmobiles ... lol

WD

Yes they do !

Taiga Electric Snowmobiles - 100% electric high torque sleds (taigamotors.ca)

 

[Norm Peterson]

Wealthy people buy new cars - not really a shock. Has it ever been any different ?

It's also much easier for wealthy people to buy things for the express purpose of using them to project a certain image.


Norm

 

[Sivi70980]

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[Mikthehun1]

Like the direction you’re taking this in. Come on Mik, Greg, & Matt, join the party.

I'm in. Actually have Norwegian ancestry on my mother's side. This makes sense now.

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